Baccalaureate And Graduation Set At Anahuac High
Anahuac High announces baccalaureate at 2 p.m. Sunday in the auditorium. Ruth Anne Forrest will give the invocation, Hand will welcome guests, Janice Irle reads scripture, and “You’ll Never Walk Alone” will be sung. Rev. Reginald Ennis will speak, Claudia Watts delivers benediction, and the class moves to receive diplomas. Awards include Business and Professional Women's Scholarship and two others. Legion will present service awards. Honor students receive trophies. Shari Wheeler and Becky Campbell chosen as editors. Senior class gift is a modern sculpture for the foyer. Caps and gowns were worn by graduates last week. National Honor Society members will wear cowls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Huddleston
Ruth Anne Forrest
Janice Irle
Gary Devore
Reginald Ennis
Trinity Episcopal Church of
Asahuac
Claudia Watts
Greau
Comemeeneemoers
Mwopaie Giudanis
American Legion
Lynda
National Honor Society
Stamps In The News Highlights And New Issues
Stamps collectors eye first class rate changes as 1883 law cut from three to two cents per half ounce. First day covers rise in popularity with rare 19th century issues. Togoland stamp imitates stamp within a stamp while Abidjan airmail honors Ivorian exhibit. ILO anniversary stamps appear from several nations and RFK commemorative stamps gain petition support.
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Syd Kronish
United States
Congress
U.S
Republic of Togo
Abidjan
Ivory Coast
Togoland
International Labor Organization
Israel
Israel Philatelic Agency
America
ILO
Dahomey
Korean Official Arrested for Spying and North Korea links
South Korea announces arrest of National Assemblyman Kim Kyoonam and 15 others on charges of spying for North Korea. Park Daein, 37, described as leader, trained in North Korea after meeting a North Korean agent in Cambridge in 1961 and later recruited others in London and Seoul. Separate report says a South Korean patrol killed a North Korean infiltrator in a border clash with no South Korean casualties. About 1,000 Americans move to California daily.
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Seoul
Kim Kyoonam
North Korea
South Korean
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Park Daein
Cambridge Law
Park
Cambridge
London
Kim
South Korea
Demilitarized Zone
California
It's Dangerous To Take Too Many Shots At Home
HAL BOYLE surveys odd home life notions and facts from AP. Insights include how drinking links to fatal home injuries, a look at ancient clocks, quirks of doodling and pillow pose, and a quirky cave screaming room for tourists at Meramec Caverns. The piece blends trivia with satirical takes on modern life.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Margaret Mead
Shipping Department
Jarkspur
Lester B. Dill
Meramec Caverns
Missouri
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MelManus
Dent
Lynda Pounds
Kathy Sheley
Roars
Shari Wheeler
Anahuaconian
Becky Campbell
Janie Kirkhom
Eac.takea
Tire 3
White's
Mylon
Bener
NYE Co
Vacslon
Masimuna
Tabamu
Tae
Miles
Blackwall Rice
Whitey
WHITE
N. Pruett
SAT
Joyce Maley
Robert E. Lee
Hazel Echols
Citizens National Bank
Atlantic City
N. J
Texas
Michael 0. Smith
Mir
QO. Smith
Greenbriar
Harvard Divinity School
Mass
Mike
Texas Lutheran College
Clyde
the Sun
Spe
Leag
Baysonne
Diamonds
Ladies
Star Sapphire
W. M. House
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